Are you saying a, for example, muscle cell that produced 10% of the contracting power of its neighbor for the same sugar cost would be perfectly healthy?
Computers don't behave this way at all: you can be reliably sure that if two computers produce different results with the same input that one of them is wrong. If it's a stochastic algorithm at least the averages should be within a certain bound. You can't make the same conclusion with cells.
> No two cells are identical, given that no two cells respond to a stimulus in the exact same way—even if they are genetically the same.
That's just begging the question.